Sentence examples for terms measured from inspiring English sources

Today, prison terms measured in decades are common for white-collar criminals.

In relative terms, measured against that year's operating profits of £15m, these loans made Haymarket one of the most indebted media companies in Britain.

But in real terms, measured against a basket of other currencies, the peso is barely above its average of the past ten years.Still, the government is worried enough to handle the copper windfall with care.

Definitions of terms measured are provided in the Appendix.

The direct physical material imports are driven by the imports in monetary terms (measured in constant prices).

The samples that showed the largest correlations with the C + G and CpG terms, measured by the proportion of LRR variance explained, involved C + G content size windows of 0.1 - 10 kb (Z scores greater than 30 or less than −30), and were also observed with a lower significance with CpG content and other window sizes.

Instead, they measure success in relative terms, measuring their performance against a broad market index.

It is seen that predictions from the model agree well with the long-term measured data.

The model was calibrated against long-term measured suspended sediments at the watershed outlet.

The regression coefficient for the last term measured the effectiveness of the workshop.

Maternal age was represented as a single, continuous term, measured at the time of conception.